i quote tweeted him using my animation, which was altered to remove credit. I said "did he really just do that?". That's it. Then people said this wasn't the first time either -- “I never did give anybody hell. I just told the truth and they thought it was hell.” Harry Truman
I don't want to prolong this argument, since everything is now cleared up, but if you insist: you (a) quote-tweeted Massimo to encourage people to attack him (b) using a false accusation. If you agree that makes you a jerk, I take back the random, and we're square.
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Massimo wouldn't alter an image to remove credit. It's not his style. A lot of stuff on the internet has been altered many times. So if you repost a lot of stuff you find online, like he does, some of it will have had the author's name stripped out.
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I agree entirely that people who create works are entitled to attribution. No one is disputing that. The only point in question here is whether you should have responded in a different way – for example, by asking Massimo to credit you.
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i never asked anybody to attack him? he has a responsibility to properly attribute credit, especially as a "content aggregator" account with 100k+ followers..
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